Alan Warnes was at the Zhuhai Airshow where China’s advanced fighters were the main attraction alongside a burgeoning family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Intel Report
Katsuhiko Tokunaga
This year’s Zhuhai Airshow (officially the China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition) was barely recognisable compared with previous iterations of the show, which was first held in 1996. As of the early 2000s, this was a small affair with few aircraft in attendance and, to make matters worse, the weather was often poor.
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